19 research outputs found
Applied Problems of Functional Homonymy Resolution for Russian Language
Applied problems of functional homonymy resolution for Russian language are investigated in the work.
The results obtained while using the method of functional homonymy resolution based on contextual rules are
presented. Structural characteristics of minimal contextual rules for different types of functional homonymy are
researched. Particular attention is paid to studying the control structure of the rules, which allows for the
homonymy resolution accuracy not less than 95%. The contextual rules constructed have been realized in the
system of technical text analysis
Automatic Discovery of Word Semantic Relations
In this paper, we propose an unsupervised methodology to automatically discover pairs of semantically related words by highlighting their
local environment and evaluating their semantic similarity in local and global
semantic spaces. This proposal di®ers from previous research as it tries to take
the best of two different methodologies i.e. semantic space models and information extraction models. It can be applied to extract close semantic relations,
it limits the search space and it is unsupervised
Identifying Topics in Social Media Posts using DBpedia
This paper describes a method for identifying topics in text published in social media, by applying topic recognition techniques that exploit DBpedia. We evaluate such method for social media in Spanish and we provide the results of the evaluation performed
Cerebral Hemispheric Mechanisms in the Retrieval of Ambiguous Word Meanings
Targets related to ambiguous primes were projected to the left and right visual fields in a lexical priming experiment with stimulus onset asynchronies (SOA) of 35ms and 750ms. Left hemisphere results were similar to earlier results with central projection (Simpson & Burgess, JEP:HPP, 1985). Facilitation across both SOAs for the more frequent meaning and a decrease in facilitation for the less frequent meaning at the longer SOA. In contrast, right hemisphere results indicated a decay of facilitation for the more frequent meaning at the longer SOA, while activation for the subordinate meaning increased. Results suggest that while automatic processing occurs in either hemisphere, only the left hemisphere engages in controlled processing of ambiguous word meanings. In addition, the present results support the idea that the right hemisphere lexicon possesses a richer endowment than earlier thought
Extraction-based singledocument summarization using random indexing
Abstract This paper presents a summarizatio